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JABOTICABA

• Fruits for San Francisco Bay Area. By Martin G. Blinder. 1972 #4, pp 6-7
• Growing Rare Fruit in Northern California. By John M. Riley. 1973 YB, pp 67-90
• Jaboticaba. By Peggy Winter. 1980 #4, p 24
• Myrtaceae: the Family of the Guava. By John F. Donan. 1984 YB, pp 5-17
• Remembered Fruits of the Philippines. By John McIntyre Jr.. 1976 YB, pp 60-61

JACKFRUIT

• Bits & Pieces: Florida Trip. By Peggy Winter. 1985 #1, pp 25-26
• Plants of Interest in Hawaii. By Peggy Winter. 1983 #3, pp 15-17
• Preparing the Fruit We Grow. By Jo Davis. 1982 #4, p 24
• Remembered Fruits of the Philippines. By John McIntyre Jr.. 1976 YB, pp 65-66
• Return to the Philippines. By John McIntyre Jr.. 1978 YB, pp 5-13

JAMAICA BERRY See Panama Berry

JAMAICA PLUM See Purple Mombin

JAMAICA

• Bits & Pieces: Jamaica Station; Ecuador; Thailand. By Peggy Winter. 1985 #2, pp 26-27

JAMAN See Rose Apple

JAMBEIRO See Rose Apple

JAMBERRY - Physalis ixocarpa

JAMBOLAN

• Return to the Philippines. By John McIntyre Jr.. 1978 YB, pp 5-13

JAMBU BATU See Guava

JAMBU MAWAR See Rose Apple

JAMBU MERAH See Malay Apple

JAPANESE PEPPER LEAF

• Herb Trees for Warm Climates. By Robert E. Bond. 1989 J, p 48

JAPANESE PLUM (Eriobotrya japonica) See Loquat

JAPANESE RAISIN TREE (Hovenia dulcis) See Raisin Tree

JAPANESE TEA BUSH

• Research Corner Notes. By John Riley. 1984 #2, pp 26-27

JAVA ALMOND See Pili Nut

JAVA APPLE - Syzygium samarangense

JELLY PALM

• For the Beginner: Fruit and Nut Notes. By Ruby Law. 1986 #3, pp 13-14
• The Jelly Palm. By John M. Riley. 1987 #1, p 10

JICAMA

• Jicama. 1973 #1, pp 6-7
• Jicama. By Paul Thomson. 1972 #4, p 12
• Notes from our Members. 1975 #2, p 9

JOJOBA

• Gleanings: Jojoba Research. By Jim Neitzel. 1982 #2, pp 14-15
• Gleanings: Substitutes for Sperm Whale Oil. By Jim Neitzel. 1980 #3, p 25
• Hermaphroditic Jojoba. By Ron Kadish. 1982 #3, pp 18-20
• Jojoba Horticulture. By Paul H. Thomson. 1975 YB, pp 98-162
• Other Lesser Known Crops of High Potential Value. By Jim Neitzel. 1981 #3, p 8
• Preliminary Jojoba Report. By Betty Bretz. 1978 #4, pp 11-13
• Save the Whale ... and Jojoba Too! By John M. Riley. 1980 #2, p 10

JUGLANS REGIA See Walnut

JUJUBE

• A Jujube Find. By J.S. Akin. 1987 #1, p 13
• Berry Vitamins. Soviet Life Magazine. 1973 #3, p 12
• Deciduous Fruit Varieties. By Jim Neitzel. 1980 YB,pp 20-40
• Deciduous Fruits for Southern California. By Paul H. Thomson. 1971 #4, pp 4-8
• For the Beginner: Suggestions for New Gardeners. By Phil Clark. 1985 #2, pp 6-9
• Gleanings: Jujubes. By Jim Neitzel. 1983 #4, pp 26-27
• Growing Rare Fruit in Northern Calif. By John M. Riley. 1973 YB, pp 67-90
• In Defense of the Jujube. By Raymond F. Vincent. 1973 #3, pp 8-9
• Jujubes: a Counter-opinion. By Fannie Hall Leslie. 1989, #3 p 17
• Matter of Origin. By Paul H. Thomson. 1972 #2, pp 11-12
• My Favorite Fruit Tree - the Jujube. By Edward T. Hager M.D.. 1989 #2, pp 13-15
• Nostalgic Memories of North China Fruits. By Albert Fei, 1971 #1, pp 5-7
• Notes on Three Fruits, Hardly Rare. By Ira J. Condit. 1972 #2, pp 9-11
• Rare Fruits for the Watersaving Garden. By Alice Ramirez. 1988 J, pp 39-44
• Recipe: Brandied Jujubes. By Albert Fei. 1971 YB, p 109
• Recipes: Brandied Fruit. By Barbara Bobp. 1971 YB, pp 107-109
• Research Corner. By John M. Riley. 1984 #3, p 23
• The Chinese Jujube. By John M. Riley. 1969 YB, pp 23-29
• The Japanese Raisin Tree. By John M. Riley. 1981 #4, pp 24-25

JUPLON See Ambarella

JUNGLE SOP - Annonidium mannii

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